✨ Slow Rising Squishies

What makes a squishy slow rising?

A slow rising squishy (also called a slow rise squishy) is a squeeze toy that doesn't snap straight back. Press it flat and it takes several seconds to return to its shape. That slow, quiet rebound is what makes them so satisfying to squeeze again and again.

Foam, coconut oil or gel: which feel do you want?

• Soft foam (PU): the classic slow-riser. Light and smooth, and the slowest to rise: our butter squishies take 7+ seconds. Other foam favourites are the bread loaf, chocolate bar, corn cob and the 25 cm jumbo pickle.
• Coconut oil: dense and creamy, with a smooth rebound. Our coconut oil squishy balls take about 10–15 seconds to rise. See all coconut oil squishies.
• Gel (TPR): stretchy and jiggly, often filled with glitter. They squish and stretch, then ease back into shape. Think glitter axolotls, highland cows and glitter ice cubes.

Which slow rising squishy should I get?

For the slowest rise, go with foam. The butter stick squishy is the one that went viral. For a big two-hand squeeze, try the jumbo bread loaf or jumbo pickle. For a smaller, creamier squeeze, pick a coconut oil ball. Buying for a class or a party? The mini octopus 30-pack goes a long way.

Caring for slow rising squishies

• Keep them away from heat and direct sun, and never microwave them.
• Foam squishies can tear if they're pulled too hard.
• Surface gone tacky? Here's how to fix a sticky squishy.

Are slow rising squishies safe?

Squishies aren't for children under 3. Age guidance varies by product, from 6+ up to 15+ for some crunchy and bead-filled ones, so check each listing. They look like food but aren't, so they're not for biting or chewing. Read our parent's guide to squishy safety.

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